Perry police deemed two separate threats made by students not credible, following reports from concerned parents and students alleging a threat was going to occur Monday, and a concerning social media post. This comes exactly one month after a deadly school shooting at Perry High School. The district has increased security measures and officers will continue to be present at all Perry schools.
The town of Perry, Iowa, came together to honor the late principal, Dan Marburger, who died while trying to save students during a school shooting. Marburger's selfless act was remembered by hundreds who lined the streets as his body was brought home, with many sharing stories of his mentorship and support. His funeral arrangements were announced, and the community continues to mourn the loss of a beloved figure.
In Perry, Iowa, an 11-year-old sixth-grader named Ahmir Jolliff was tragically killed in a school shooting by a 17-year-old student, Dylan Butler, who also wounded seven others before dying of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Among the injured is the high school principal, Dan Marburger, who is in critical condition after acting heroically to protect students. Classes at Perry High School are canceled for the following week, with the earliest resumption for other students set for January 12. The community is mourning the loss, and authorities are investigating the incident.
Kirtland claims the top spot in Division VI of the AP state football poll, joining St. Edward in Division I and Perry in Division V as area teams with No. 1 rankings.
A tornado destroyed the emergency siren in the city of Perry, Michigan, as it tore through the area, preventing residents from receiving warnings. The EF-1 tornado caused extensive damage to buildings and infrastructure, including the Department of Public Works and a veterans memorial pavilion. The city has declared a state of emergency, and officials are urging residents to sign up for alternative warning systems, such as free sirens available through iPhones. No injuries were reported.
A mass community cleanup effort is underway in Perry, Michigan, after an EF-1 tornado with wind speeds up to 95 mph struck the town, destroying buildings, uprooting trees, and downing power lines. The tornado caused significant damage in the downtown area, but fortunately, there were no reported injuries. Local residents, first responders, and city officials are working together to clear fallen trees and debris. The city of Perry has declared a state of emergency, and some residents are still without power. The community has come together to support the cleanup efforts, with local businesses providing food, water, and supplies.
A tornado tore through Perry, Michigan, causing significant damage to the small community in Shiawassee County. No injuries were reported, but the fire department described the tornado's path as a "path of destruction." The storm was part of a larger system that brought heavy rainfall and flooding to the Flint area. Perry declared a state of emergency due to downed trees and powerlines, and some businesses temporarily closed. This is the fifth tornado to hit Michigan this year.
A confirmed tornado caused major damage in the Perry area of Shiawassee County, Michigan. The twister touched down around 8 p.m., leaving heavy damage in its wake. Structures were damaged, large trees were uprooted, and half of the city was without electricity. Emergency crews were working to clear debris and restore power, while residents were urged to stay off the streets due to downed power lines and trees. No injuries were reported.
